Media trust among Americans has reached its lowest point since Trump won the 2016 presidential election.
Ten materials, including cobalt, lithium, graphite, and rare earths, are deemed critical by all three.
This infographic lists the top energy priorities in 28 countries, based on an Ipsos survey involving 24,000 people.
In this visualization, we look at how international recognition of Israel and Palestine breaks down among the 193 UN member states.
How would all the people in the world be spread out if there were only 1,000 people on Earth? This interactive map examines the breakdown.
Top tech giants such as Apple, Amazon, and Meta lead the list of companies with the worst employee retention in the U.S.
Which companies excel in employee retention? Here are the companies that have the longest tenured employees in both the U.S. and UK.
This infographic visualizes the 2.8 billion tonnes of metals mined in 2022.
Americans’ collective credit card debt surpassed $1 trillion for the first time in 2023.
This graphic visualizes the top donors to Ukraine between January 2022, and July 2023.
Belize is the latest country to suspend relations with Israel as of November. In this graphic we map the recognition of Israel by country.
As of November 2023, 138 of the 193 UN members recognized Palestine. This map shows the recognition of the State of Palestine by country.
Copper consumption for data centers in North America is estimated to jump from 197,000 tonnes in 2020 to 238,000 tonnes in 2030.
China, India, and the U.S. together account for roughly half of the world's CO₂. This visual breaks down all carbon emissions by country.
Established by China, Russia, and former Soviet states, the SCO serves as a counterbalance to Western influence in Eurasia.
Sandy beaches make up over one-third of the world's coastline, yet nearly half of them could disappear by 2100.
It's more than just oil. This map of Middle East exports shows the top global product of each country by value.
While 78% of Americans speak only English at home, between 350 and 430 languages can be found in the United States.
Gas prices fluctuate from state to state due to factors such as local taxes, environmental regulations, and the proximity of refineries.
The music industry has undergone a remarkable transformation in formats. See how its revenues have evolved, from vinyl and CDs to streaming.
The cost of electric vehicle batteries can vary based on size and chemical composition. Here are the battery costs of six popular EV models.
The U.S. provides over $50 billion in aid to more than 150 countries and territories annually.
Since the beginning of the space race, only four countries have successfully accomplished missions to the moon.
Is it for greater flexibility, more income, or something else? These graphics answer the question, why do people start businesses?
We visualize nearly $25 trillion of global exports by country, showing you the top exporting nations and the data behind it all.
Despite Starlink’s dominance in the industry, the company is set to face intense competition in the coming years.
Hidden beneath the waves and sprawling along the ocean floor, subsea cables account for approximately 95% of international data transmitted.
Mining represents 7% of British Columbia's GDP despite only accounting for 0.04% of the land use.
Global consumption exceeded 185 million kiloliters in 2021, enough to fill more than 74,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Nearly one million international students are enrolled at U.S. colleges and universities. Where do they all come from?
The U.S. has witnessed the biggest numerical gap in the monthly cost between buying a home and renting in over 50 years.
This graphic uses data taken from latest official censuses and projections to rank the largest cities by population.
Agricultural workers make up an estimated 27% of the global workforce. How many work in the world's most populated countries?
From only 12 teams to 32 teams and record-breaking attendance in 2023: This graphic charts the Women's World Cup's growth since 1991.
Global consumption of coal surpassed 8 billion tonnes per year for the first time in 2022. Here are the countries using the most coal.
Cobalt, an essential component for certain types of EV batteries, has seen a significant shift in its global production landscape.
Visualize how U.S. vehicle production has shifted dramatically from cars to trucks, and especially to SUVs, since 1975.
Four days straight in July 2023 set or equaled global temperature records on average.
Which countries produce the most lithium, and which have the most in reserves in the ground? We look at 2022 data from the USGS.
Using 2022 average PM2.5 concentrations, we've ranked the most polluted cities in the world according to IQAir.
What countries have the highest real interest rates? We look at 40 economies to analyze nominal and real rates after projected inflation.
The commodities-to-equities ratio recently hit a 50-year low. In the past, when this ratio reached such levels, commodity supercycles began.
The U.S. dollar is the dominant currency in the global financial system, but some countries are following the trend of de-dollarization.
Wealthy countries consume large amounts of natural resources per capita, and the U.S. is no exception. See how much is used per person.
How recent achievements in nuclear fusion may pave the future for a new form of clean and sustainable energy.
Many new technologies critical to the energy transition rely on copper. Here are the world's largest copper producers.
Canada's Athabasca Basin has the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world.
As the most-used natural fiber, cotton has become the most important non-food agricultural product.
One of the most promising technologies, fusion, has attracted the attention of governments and private companies.
How much do global CO₂ emissions change on a year-to-year basis? Here, we show the annual rate of change in emissions since 1900.
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